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Part 1 – Mine Okubo and Executive Order 9066
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1. Read the account of Mine Okubo’s experience at the beginning of Chapter Four. How would you feel in this situation? How do you think you would react?
2. Can you think of groups of people (subculture, marginalized group) in American society today who share an experience similar to Mine Okubo’s?
3. What can we learn from Mine Okubo’s art in Citizen 13660?
Part 2 – Angel Island
1. Read about artist Yun Gee in Chapter Four. Watch this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW6f96SgknY) news clip about the immigration station on Angel Island. What does Don Lee say about his immigration experience that may be similar to Yun Gee’s experience? How might this help us understand the influence of immigration on Yun Gee’s art?
